Sentence examples for be able to renounce from inspiring English sources

We are lucky to be able to renounce fur because of central heating".

Ralph M. Engel, a Manhattan estate-planning lawyer, said that while a surviving joint owner may be able to renounce the interest owned by a deceased joint owner for tax purposes, it is generally more expedient to change the form of title ahead of time if estate taxes will be an issue.

Facebook should not be able to renounce responsibility for the way in which third parties collect, store or use personal data.

Anita Shapira considers this "New myth" was necessary not to reject identity with the past and to be able to renounce their common memory.

After a three-year struggle, he gained the support of the Conservative government for the Peerage bill and was able to renounce his title.

If I'm able to renounce a lifetime of any kind of smoking pleasure, every possible cigarette, if I've decided this and am sure of it, why not this one, too?

This Christ shared with His disciples, who were able to renounce all exclusive claims to created goods in a recreation of the communal caritas lost in the Fall (De Civili Dominio III, 4, p. 51.17 24).

"[These bans are] trying to make Muslims and sharia the subject of debate and that we, as Muslims in this country, are suspect, that we will never be able to be American, unless we renounce our faith".

Thereafter, those with dual citizenship will not lose either, but a Briton would not be able to apply for German citizenship without renouncing his or her British citizenship.

He had been told by officials that if he publicly renounced his statement, he would be able to return to Chechnya with his family.

Corporations that renounce their U.S. corporate citizenship should not be able to reap all the benefits that American tax dollars provide.